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[QUOTE="Fiona_TG, post: 10540462, member: 52568"] Without the fuller analysis of root cause it is hard to say what happened, but taking the wider view of managing data loss recovery for which processes and tested capability should exist, the question to me is why is it proving a challenge to do so? We might be able to find some poor bod to blame in due course, but a natural disaster could well have had the same effect, no-one to blame there and that needs planning for. It always concerned me when senior management were more concerned with what might cause an outage than being ready to recover from it. I would point out that once a disaster has happened the cause is almost irrelevant, it is the impact and related recovery management that should be the focus. If there are concerns about people then (broadly speaking) that is Business Continuity and not a technology matter, the latter seemingly the case in this case. [/QUOTE]
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